Calamity Jane
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:"At one time I saw her standing in the middle of the street, drunk and swearing in a manner that would put shame to the average driver of a bull train, who, ... was the most adept in using cuss words of any of the western men." | :"At one time I saw her standing in the middle of the street, drunk and swearing in a manner that would put shame to the average driver of a bull train, who, ... was the most adept in using cuss words of any of the western men." | ||
| − | Several historical references and accounts state that Calamity Jane and Teddy Blue Abbott are photographed together in Gilt Edge, MT in the 1880's. In this photo Teddy has Calamity's hat or bonnet on his head. | + | Several historical references and accounts state that Calamity Jane and [[Teddy Blue Abbott]] are photographed together in Gilt Edge, MT in the 1880's. In this photo Teddy has Calamity's hat or bonnet on his head. |
She'd wander through Miles City all the time. Once passing through working as a cook. She worked out of a shack in the back of the Grey Mule saloon on Park (now Fifth) street. If you have the 1883 overview map, check out the little building behind the establishment labelled "Kittie Hardiman's Place." Kittie Hardiman ran the Grey Mule. | She'd wander through Miles City all the time. Once passing through working as a cook. She worked out of a shack in the back of the Grey Mule saloon on Park (now Fifth) street. If you have the 1883 overview map, check out the little building behind the establishment labelled "Kittie Hardiman's Place." Kittie Hardiman ran the Grey Mule. | ||
